Linting Defensive and Logical CSS With Stylelint Plugins
Daniel Yuschick explores using Stylelint plugins to help us adopt and enforce defensive and logical CSS practices.
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Using linear() for Better Animation
Ollie Williams shows how to use the linear() easing function with CSS transitions, animations, and the JavaScript Web Animations API.
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Inspiration
Carousel With Drag and Wheel
Fabio Ottaviani created a stunning carousel using CSS and JavaScript.